ZeroFS makes S3 storage feel like a real filesystem. It provides file-level access via NFS and 9P and block-level access via NBD.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- NFS Server – Mount as a network filesystem on any OS.
- 9P Server – High-performance alternative with better POSIX semantics.
- NBD Server – Access as raw block devices for ZFS, databases, or any filesystem.
- Always Encrypted – ChaCha20-Poly1305 encryption with compression.
- High Performance – Multi-layered caching with microsecond latencies.
- S3 Compatible – Works with any S3-compatible storage.
Website: github.com/Barre/ZeroFS
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Developer: Pierre Barre
License: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
ZeroFS is written in Rust. Learn Rust with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
Related Software
| S3 File Systems | |
|---|---|
| SeaweedFS | Fast distributed storage system |
| JuiceFS | Distributed POSIX file system |
| ZeroFS | Filesystem that makes S3 your primary storage |
| s3fs | Mount an S3 bucket via FUSE |
| Mountpoint for Amazon S3 | High-throughput file client |
| GeeseFS | POSIX-ish S3 file system |
| gcsfuse | Cloud Storage FUSE |
| rclone | Command line program to sync files and directories |
| Garage | S3-compatible distributed object storage service |
| S3QL | File system that stores all its data online |
| Goofys | S3 backend filey-system interface |
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